So, haha, things didn't exactly go to plan. The pack of Karaage mix i had turned out to be over a year put of date, so oops!
Nevermind i said, i've most ingredients anyway, lets muck in!
The karaage mix took ages to make, and was very stodgy, so i ah... took a few shortcuts.
The chicken was cooked well, and tasted ok, but the texture of the coating was a bit rubbery. Not a great result but worth a try :)
Got some of Ginger garlic bok choy soup left iver from last night. Gona try frying some karaage chicken to have alongside it tonight.
Updates might come later, if i don't burn my kitchen down.
I've come to like notes that are at the end of the book. I find myself irresistibly drawn to read all available footnotes in a book, especially the ones where theres some extra context, but by switching topics like that i lose the thread of the main text, which slows down my already glacial reading :o
environmental approval changes set to be made, as mentioned in the story. They seem to make the EPA more subject to the political winds of the time, not great for long time horizon administrative organisations.
Hehehe, thays good. I see why the hippo design jogged your memory.
Thats too close to Freo for me! Looks like i'll be going to Scabs from now on!
Is someone using rhino's? What is that in Quokkas?
I disagree that incrementalism will never lead to systemic change. But i'm a believer that big change is precipitated by ten small changes. Cue Paul Kelly..
I don't feel George Monbiot put his case well. If we take Australia as the example, without the incremental changes we've individually already made its hard to believe that the bigger things we are actually doing now would be as uncontroversial as they are.
The big projects I'm thinking are the many renewables going in around the country. The offshore wind farm in NSW, is maybe the only exception, but even thats not stopping the nation like it might've a decade ago.
Plastic bag bans, container deposit schemes, removal of plastic straws, yellow top recycle bins, FOGO, keep cups, these are all examples of the highly visible incremental changes that, bu their constant presence, demand people rethink a wasteful practice.
I think he's right to say is incrementalism might be too slow. But his other option of waiting for the economic/climate revolution is akin to rolling the dice at a casino you don't own.
Mmmm... thats gona have to be my Friday night plans now you've put it in my head.
Super warming for the rainy day we've had over here in Perth*. *^That deadbeat town over the otherside of the continent ;)^
Must be the same cooker who was in charge of the Liberal party registrations. Old mates struck again!
This report seems relevant to farming regions across Australia.
As farming moves away from certain areas and rewilding occurs, farmers, governments, and peeps in general should be aware that if poorly managed, fire danger could rise.
Oh great, this shit again. First thing Labor should've done when they came to power federally was revoke that country licensing deal the propagandists at Newscorp got from, was it the Morrison government?? I'm sure Labor waved ot through also though.